The phrase "advertising containing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of advertising that includes certain elements or content.
Example: "The campaign featured advertising containing vibrant visuals and engaging messages to attract customers."
Alternatives: "ads that include" or "promotions featuring".
He particularly welcomed a recommendation on "reducing the amount of on-street advertising containing sexualised imagery in locations where children are likely to see it".
Cameron highlights recommendations to reduce on-street advertising containing sexualised imagery near schools, moves to make it easier for parents to block adult and age-restricted material across all media, and a crackdown on companies paying children to promote their products in "peer-to-peer marketing".
The hardcover periodical in the reader's hands, he claimed, would fill that void four times a year in 100-plus pages — in full color and without advertising — containing lavishly illustrated articles of encyclopedic length and literary quality, all to "reflect the grandeur, the majesty, the adventure that is the automobile".
In our corporatized consumer culture, we humans are subjected to saturation bombing of advertising containing subliminal as well as overt sexual messaging.
Paints and dyes for outdoor advertising contain strongly fluorescing organic molecules such as fluorescein, eosin, rhodamine, and stilbene derivatives.
One amendment sponsored by Representative Charles W. Pickering Jr., a Mississippi Republican, would exempt ads "pertaining to the Second Amendment" from the restrictions on issue advertising contained in the Shays-Meehan bill.
The ASA upheld the complaints, banned the ads and added that the Daily Star must ensure "that their future advertising contained nothing that was socially irresponsible or likely to cause serious or widespread offence".
By 1989, "40 percent of all new food products — and nearly $4 billion in food advertising — contained a health message of one kind or another," Professor Nestle says in her book, "Food Politics".
Laura Davis F1 2013 Codemasters £29.00 PC, PS3, Xbox 360 **** The latest version of the licensed game – featuring all sponsor logos and advertising – contains legendary drivers, retro cars and circuits from the 1980s and 1990s for extra authenticity.
Settings all the way from propaganda to advertising contain some measure of deception.
Quitline advertising is focused around encouraging smoking cessation and a large majority of advertisements contain the Quitline number.
